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tnniiie- catered For
at Mofgau's, g33 u street northwest. .
Cren, narrnIn.-save Mon

Great BarEnins-Save Money.
Kallidont for the Teeth, 5jc., regular
pilce Zoe.
Rlcksickers Skin Soap, 1sc., regular
price 25c.
Low Son Il Haydon's Soaps Cmported),
l3c., regular price 25c.
Celluloid Combs full size), lie, regular
plice 25c.
Florida Water, 33c., regular price SOC.
Nestle Food for Infants, i2c., regular
price soc.
Ansonia Rubber Company's Hair Brush,
79c., regular price 81.
Eastman's Triple Extracts, Gle, regular
price csc.
Sulphur Soap, i5c. cake, i0c. box, regu-
lar price 25c. cake.
AT standiford's st. Cloud Pharmacy,
Southwest corner 9th and L ats. II. W.
We Are Displaying the Largest
and most varied stock OF Easter Goods aud
Novelties in the city. Edw. W. Koch, l22l
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Tele-
phone 755-i.
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ri IL the Hest.

Ask for It. Schlitzs' Milwaukee Lager
Beer. For sale by all leading houses.
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OLIo at Kernan's includes sour Yachting
FATTY; or, q Night In Mtd-0cean.n
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CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Rev. j. Mex. Kelley preached at Ry.
land Chapel yesterday.
The Rev. l.. s. Gates, an India mission
any, preached at the Metropolitan Church
on Cspitol Hill yesterday.
--Mrs. Jarc Lawson Of 73s Fourth street
had jewelry and money to the value Of $50
stolen from her house last week.
Rev. j. G. Jones, the new pastor OF
Grace NJ L. Church South, preached the
first sermon Of his pastorate yesterday.
The bids for making the necessary ex.
cavation on the library site will be opened
on the 10Th Of April, and ground will be
broken about two weeks later.
The electric light wires set fire to the
roof Of Julius Lansburgh's store, 3l5 Seventh
street, last night. The flames were cx-
tinguished without turning in an alarm.
The Young Mems Christian Association
held meeting this afternoon at Its parlors,
400 New York avenue, In which special ex-
ercises took place for lawyers, and mum.
her Of gentlemen connected with the bar
addressed the assemblage.
The remains OF Mr.. Jesse W. jackson
have been taken to his former home, At.
lanta, Ga. Ills wife, who was unremitting
in her yigils to the afflicted, has been pros
trated for the past eight days, but DR.. Wm.
French has hopes of her recovery within II
iSN hhse'
The American Tract Society held their
annual meeting at the Congregational
Church yesterday, ex-Justice Strong presid
ing. Secretary shearer presented the re-
port showing s. new publications In Swed.
isb, German, bohemian, Spanish and Por-
tugese, besides the English. The total
number of copies printed is nearly 5000,
Geo. The total receipts were $3.50, 1885, ex-
penditures, S33S,55l.
Among the temperance meetings yes
terday were the following: The Rechabites
at llayden's Hall, In Washington, and
| Cropley's Hall, In Georgetown. The Good
Templars at Washington Hall, on Pennsyl.
vania avenue and Third street, and at the
Bethel, on the Navy-YarJ, near the tcrmi-
nus OF the Avenue car route, as well as
| North Capitol Methodist Episcopal Church
| Gosrel tenn erlnce msetlngs at Foundry
| Church and other churches.
SnERIDAN's VIEWS Of lngersolls methods
will he well worth hearing. When he gets
| his war paint on General George" make
mbti.ls lively.
gsnst
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WASHINGTON CRITIC
CITY Specials.
,Iorgnn'.. nss 10 st,
To he Iscnutifui.

htrEhh " 700 ~ ~
shadroe, perch, oysters, clans, crabs, Ter
fauin,
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a choice collection OF Eastern
NOycitirs
al d Fine Stationery, at Woods, plj Pa. ave.
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Cheapest Place in the city
o buy watches Kenfeld's, 1906 + st. n. '

Choicest Flowers mt Low Prices.
g. +. Hale, florist, 7l9 Fourteenth street
northwest. Funeral designs specially.
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CHEsAPeNKe & 0NlO ROUTE.

CNewport News aud Mssisslppi Valley Col
Union Depot, sixth and B streets.
IL A. M.-For Newport News, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. Daily except san
day. Through parlor car to Old Point.
Arrive Norfolk p m.
a Ohio and points West. Sleeper from
Clifton Forge. Daily except Sunday, =.
$50 7, M.-Fast Western express daily.
Solid train, with Pullman slecpers to
Louisville. Pullman service to Cincln-
natl, st. Louis, Memphis and New Or.
leans.
518 Pennsylvania avenue, and b. b p. Sta
FRANK TRIGG,
Gen'l N. Il. Passenger Agent.
..... t.,-., II, W. FULLER, s.
General Passenger Agent
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EnU1ts, Oht WOWtHt.
Cloth and Knit Skirts at cost this week.
S325 Flannel Skirts reduced to S2,5
$500 Flannel Skirts reduced to S2.25.
49, Flannel Skirts reduced to 81 90.
Sl.5O Knitted Skirts reduced to Sl.25.
soc. Knitted Skirts reduced to 75c.
Cbildren's Jerseys, black, brown, garnet
blue, all sizes, reduced from sl.S7, Sl.75
Si.j0 and Sl.25 to a uniform price Of 81.
DouGLAss', Ninth and streets.
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"Our Errand Boy"
give him your Laundry.
sx.ry,niurin,be Li,cor

Drugs, Chemicals, Proprietary Medicines,
Toilet Articles, ETC., eau be found at y. B,
Finney's Drug Store, corner 9Th and /
streets u. W.
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sInst Washington.

Lieutenant Kelly and sGuld of his men
made Iald on The stable Of David Senck
colGrcd, on d street between Eleventh aud
Twelfth streets northeast, on Saturday
night, expecting TO find cooking main ia
operation. The fight had not begun, but
the chickeus, gaffs and other paraphernalia
were captured and the party dispersed.
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Justb's OLD stand, GI0 ID st. N. w.
Buys gents secondhand clothing. Note
by mail promptly attended TO.
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Does Your watch Need Cleaning
Go to Kenfeld, 1905 street northwest.
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March 80, 81 and April 1.
VALUES AND PRICES.


You ere perfectly conscious that the prices ex.
acted by very cite modlStes frcQuenty-yes,
very often greatly in excess OF the value of the
woIk produced. We have comment to make
upon this fact except to remind every one that
she owes II to herself to get what she pays for.
We do not promise TO do this-tce do H. And We
most respectfully decline the business of any
party who thinks the ben Marchen charges one
penny more than the actual value of the goods.
Who is to decldeY You are, most certainly. We
find that sensible people not only dsbolieve, but
despise, the incessant clamor OF tradesmen who
are always, and n everything, little lower In
price than some one else. This cannot be the
fact A dollar Is worth one hundred cents
never more never less. No one knows this bet
ter than the dealer. whose dlsgrunted nature
will not permit him TO believe that there Is
cubic inch of mercantile atmosphere that is not
ordained to serve his purpose. At the Bon
Marche' you will get the value for the money
asked. You will not get one cents worth more
because we not conducting business for
pleasure. And II YOU think you arc not reoeiv-
ing full value for the price you are asked to pay,
please do us the favor to openly declare your
self.
II Is already established that we take no Soc
ond place as producing artists In fine millinery;
and because We do notask you to pay premium
for our name or our reputation Is to your ad.
vantage not our loss. AT least, we do not con-
slider that we would be the gamers by pursu-
ing q popular policy OF extortion. We propose
to employ only those who can cater as well to
the humble housewife to the caprlcious aud
extrayagant. The carte blanche commission of
the leader of fashion will receive our conscen-
tIous attei tion. Ditto to the clerks wife and
the mechanics daughter Perhaps you may
imagine we not select enough In our choice
of customers. 1t is not for u.s. public agents.
TO establish limitations of caste. We believe
inyai0blc courtesy Is the merchants duty alike
10 his patron and himself
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we Are DispInying thc Lnrgest
In,iies. One Moment.

JouSsos's European Hotel, 18th and E
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LOCAL NOTICES.
MrMrms Steam Laundry, 224 I'd St.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd St.
TX. HoUcK & 90. have removed
10 their Mt W store, 1853 Main street.
" you want I'll pine lumber call on
Bhnkley Lumber Company, 12i JEFF.
fsrson street..
PURE aud white az the flower whose
name II bears are the biscuits raised
by the Lily Baking Powder.
STANLEY & Anderson, funeral d.
rectorB and embalmeIs, % Madison
street, are fully prepared to furnish
chairs Of residencps, when ordered, for
the accommodation OF iIiends.
ARE free from all crude and irri-
Eating matter. Concentrated medi.
cine only. Carriers Little Liver PILE.
Very small; very seasy to take; no
pain no ,grlping; no purginV. Try
them.
Fim.-Ali fits stopped free ny DR..
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No fi.s
after fret days use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise and 81 trial bottle free to at
cases. Send 10 DIR. Kline, 93l Arch
street, Pailsdelphis, Pa,
Miss CARRIE M. HEATING will be at
home In the frat week la October and
resume hsr classes as a vocal and also
teacher Of the piano. For terms a..
ply TO Mr.. Emil Levy, at WiEnann q
Co.'s, No. 1903 Main street, with whom
intending pupils may register their
names. As already uIced, Miss
X aiipg will give a free scholarship
Tor tho las. fivs months OF the session
{, the moot dlllgent and beet student
a the session up 10 February.
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Personal POINTS.

J. s. MKsKRs has arrived from the
East and 10 sCjourning at the Gay 1850.
JOHN J. DUFFY. has gone to Ken
iucky on business connected with the
O. K. Of A. H.. Loco.
DR. A. q. HIscLAIR las returned
from the meeting Of the International
Medical Congress, recently held at
Washington City.
w. ii. SEWARD, Of Hill, Fontsine q
90, rtturned last night from Louis
Vile, KY, where be left his vile who
will remain there for some time.
JOHN A. HARPHAM, Louisvllle, Ky.;
J. n. Gregory, Kansas City, NO.; w.
VI. Crossfield, Nashville, Tenn. W.
X. Mays, Glrard, Kss., and W. 7.
Barns, Grenade, Miss, are registered
at Gsston's.
JAS. ID. HARRISON, until recently
city editor OF the Henderson (Ky.)
News, accompanied by his wife, ar
rived In Memphis yesterday, where
he will embark In business and re-
main permanently.
COL. +. +. MONTGOMERY, wife and
daughter, OF Louisiana; Capt. Wood
Tucker and wits, OF Arizona; Gen.
John II. Rice, editor OF the F.. Scott,
Kss, Monitor, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gray
Carroll, Of Little Rock, Ark, are at
the Peabody.
Mr.. OCoSSoR, recently appointed
postal clerk on the Paducah ar
Memphis route, TO succeed ]. X
Skatee, Republican, removed, Is In the
city. He is only nineteen years OF
eye, but q Democrat OF the Irish
brand, and Is catching on rapidly.
Ono. II. NKrrLKroS, president, and
W. w. Fsgap, superintendent, Of the
Ksnsas CITY, Springfield and Mem
phis railroad. are in the city, and will
remain until the connecting link lie
put in toe Memphis and Birmingham
road, when they will make the initial
trip to the Magic City.
The Very Rev. Dean Klein, Of ST..
Mary's Cathedral, who left Memphis
last spring In very precariou5 state
Of health, has entirely recovered, and
will return TO the city September 30!h.
He has been recupeTating In the cool,
invigofa,i Q climate OF Canada amidst
the pine clad hille and beautiful lakes
OF Muskoka.
w. II. J. MuLFjRD, OF Neg York; N.
y. Milton, Of Louisville, Ky; I. II.
OAine, J. 7. =. Crane and j. NJ. jacobs,
Of New York; w. w. Pagan, general
superintendent, and George ii. Netle.
ton, president Of the Kansas City,
Springfield and Memphis railroad;
ii ury Adams aud William Startling, OF
Greenville, Miss, are stopping at the
Gayoso Hotel.
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PROHIBITION.

Ell. CoSoRKssnAs q. b. sMosros, Of
CoviDgtop, and DR.. ]. o. Price, co.
o'ed, will speak on the bluff tonight
at o'clock.
MAJ JcHs 7. wiLLIAMIoS, of %.
lunbia. wrote tn Rev II. A. Jonee, OF
this city, the following letter:
"CoLursiI, TrsS., September "a, 1851.
"Rev. II. A. Jones. Memphis. Tenn;
"DEAR sIR AND BRorHKR-I heard
on yesterday DR.. J. U. Price, coloied.
He Ia by far the finest orator and most
effective speaker | ever heard. No
man ever made liner impression In
Columbia. He is eloquent and grand,
logical and convincing In his argu.
ment. Give him the whole city for
hearers We tre making an active
fiaht In Msury"
Dr.. Phce speaks on the bluff 10.
night.
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TRACY'S SOUVENIR
or the Presidents Visit to Mem.
phIs.
Something Beautiful and Artistic
which the Ladies' Will Not
Fail 90 Appreciate.

The beautiful souvenir gotten up by
Gen. Peter Tracy, in honor Of the visit
OF President Cleveland and wife to
Memphis on the 14th Of October, is
attracting general attention, and the
demand for copies Of 1t is increasing
rapidly. It Is In the form Of an illu.
minated Autograph, with medallion
portraits OF the President and Mrs.
Cleveland, both excellent likenessss.
The scroll work around the portraits
contains many sllegorical devicer, and
among them the Goddess oil Liberty,
ancient Memphis on the Nile, vita
Egg ptian characters, and then picto-
rial representation OF modern Mem.
phis, with railway trains, steamb boats,
commercial products OF the cotton belt,
and many other things too numerous
to mention. The ladies especially will
be delighted with the souvenir, and
will preserve IL as memento Of O
visit not soon TO be forgotten.
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THE OLD VETERANS.
Meeting or the Gallant Old soldiers
Yesterday Afternoon.
Every Veteran I'm Memphis and
surrsundiBg Country LIKELY
10 be Present.

The Mexican veterans met accord.
Ing 10 call at 3 p. m. yesterday, ut
Merchants Exchange. On motion
Col. 4. M. Cole was called to the chair
and Gen. W. J. Smith to act as secre-
tary. Conrade II. S,essel, ST., made
q motion to have Q committee Of three
appointed to confer with Col. Draw.
ford to learn the position the Mexican
veterans would occupy In the proposed
celebration. The committee appointed
IVES Read, Rsshard and Lemon. A
committee Of three was appointed to
invite all veterans In the city and from
the adjoining country to participate
with them on the occasion. On mo-
ton OF Oomrade seessel, Capt. Il. NJ.
Cole, Gen. W. Smith and X. ID.
Rsad were appointed. The chairman,
Capt. Il. M. Cole, was appointed =
committee Of ope To inform Dol. Falk.
ner, OF Ripley, NJ ss., to hold himself
prepared TO deliver an introduction
Of tho veterans TO President Grover
Cleveland, II occasion called Tor II. A
motion 10 adj1urn 10 meet Sunday,
October 2, 1887, at fame place, pre-
vailed.
Present--H. sessel, First Kentucky
Cavalry; W. NJ. 3 nth, McCulloueh's
Texas Rangers; l. d. Lyorly, Fiist
M ssisl ippi lniantIy; X. ID. Read, First
Kentucky Volunteers; q. W. Gregory,
Third Kentucky Infantry; ]. GeD-
netle, Muy'and Volunteers; Il. A.
Cole, Louisiana Volunteers; ID. Reach.
ard, First Pennsylvania Volunteers
]. M. Bngp, First Gso'g q Volunteers
q b. Folks, First Virginia Volunteers /;
ii. Lemon. navy; Gen. W. j. Smith,
Tennessee.
la Memphis aud not present: Ju1ge
j. l.. y. Sneed, Tennessee; Judge o..
vile Yerger, Tennessee; w. NJ. Hut.
ton, Tennessee; q. Simms, Tennessee !;
J. y. Hin, navy; T.. Carroll, United
Slales army &. Padgei, TennCeses ID.
Jackson, Third Indiana; -. Reilly,
Walkers Mounted r ass; w. II.
Townsend, Tennessee Infantry; Ospt.
Montgomery, navy.
Col. Falkner proposes 10 BRING from
Ripley three veterans, besides him.
self.
Capt. Read received q letter from
CovingtoD, Tenn. announcing that five
veterans would come from inst place
Every veteran In the surrounding
county Is urged 10 communioAts with
the Memphis contingent before next
Sunday, 90 that every Rrfangcm snt
may DO perfected. they arc assured
the post OF honor In the proc; sslon.
There are two veterans OF the Black
Hawk Indian war In the city. ore OF
whom Ia MI Jewell, and they are In.
viied TO join the Mexican veteran
| pfocefaion.
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Thursday on the proposed prohi-
bition amendment. He responded as
follows:
"NAsHvILLE, September 25.-The
minimum estimate OF the anti, prohi.
bition m jority 10 28 $50; the msxl'
mum, 81. 500. Est Tenneaes 10
doubtful, bat will give, probably, a
mel )rity OF O 900 against proh ibiiion.
John J. LITTLET0N."
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Removing n ssriass obstruction
GENTLY

Dynamite End giant powder mi, ht answer
admirably TO romovl distractions from He'll
Gate In Rast River. New York. bu, explosive
MEASURE, In medication are ever attended
with di,aitrOus oOnfsquenees. FOR ihitanee.
the bowels cannot be violently dren ehsd with
safety, nor IL thOro the slishtest necessity for
90 doing. On the contrary, Il IL mott unwiie.
None but tho purblind adhersns Of anti
quA,ed theories Ia medicine advise or sane
ton such . course. 10 weaken the lntottiIes
the effect IL drastic purEation-ts 10 com
uromile the health Of tho entire system.
With liostetter's stomach Bitters, on the
Other hand, the bowels are RELAXED, not BY a
cOnvul4On - nature a. proximaiing 20 an
eruption Of MI. popooatapetl, but gradually,
bentheislly, without wfenohiuE or drench-
lbs. The liver aud stomach, as well az tho
bowels, are toned and benz lted by n.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

--Rehearsal for Pfof. D0wnb's con-
cert tonight at Houck's new music hall,
No. 1858 Main street, at 8 O'Clock.
While driving yesterday Mr.. Lsvi
Joy lost a solitaire diamond ring, and
will rt ward anyone returning same to
him at Hill, Fontaine d Co.'s.
-Thomss Kane, deputy sheriff and
son.in.lsw OF Justice Thomas Flem'
ming, fell dead from heart disease
about IL O'Clock Saturday night. Jus.
tice Flemming held the Inquest.
p. Gloiz 70 mass No. 2 was mag.
niHcently rendered by choir Of
twenty voices, at ~. Peters church
yesterday morning. Perfection Of
training and vocal excellence were
pleasingly apparent.
The coroneI's Jury sitting on the
mortal remains OF Rudolph Steiner,
who fell from the fourth story Of q
Main street house, between 3 and 4
O'Clock Yesterday morning, returned q
verdict OF suicide. The fact OF his
fatal fall was published In yesterdays
APPRAL.
How many patients have been &C.
commodsied Of the pest house during
the past three years, and where are
the prospecte for any In the near or
distant fulure3 Justics U. X Egnew,
thu superintendent, 10 awarded his
$500 per year salary jus. The tame.
Why should It be contlnued2
Col. VIM. Carroll, who has 70.
Gently returned from a European tour,
says hat nowhere did BIO meet with
beauty aud grace comparable with
that Of our southern women. The
moel beautiful and charming OF the
sex with whom he came la conflict
wore tourists from the Soutb, aud he
mentions the fact that among all the
notable beauties he saw wilhelm Paris
the daughter OF one OF our prominent
Front Row merchants bore the palm.
Patrons Of the telephone company
fsil 10 appreciate the necessity which
compelled an increased rental 10 $72
per annum. II II tald that scores Of
instruments will be returned TO the
company with thanks October LIST,
when the raise goes into , II CT. Some
people srgr. tina, Memphis IL gov
ing, and telephone rents must be en-.
pected 10 keep up with the procession.
II might eliminate In n recent exec.
Renee at South Bend, Ind, where the
people nov ori,y a service for lees
than $40.
Some Atty or more cotton men en-
joyed day Of recrea Ion and pleasure
nj Lake View, on the Mississippi Val
ley road, yesterday. They we're taker
down and back IN a fpecisl train fur.
nlshed by Mr.. Howe, Of the L., N o.
and r. railroad, and had TO face for.
midable barbecue, ooDtisiipg OF meats
aud LIKE hih, aud prepared In the
most palatable manner. TIE barbo.
cue was washed down with pure water
ard other sparkling liquids, and al
dark the boys" returned 10 tho city
In the beat Of humor.
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IREACHEROUs MExORY.
Mr.. Jean walsh Forget. Hts swner.
snip OF che school Buiiaing.

snip OF che school Buiiaisg.
Memory 10 O treaoherous part
Of humAnliys composition. Abou,
two weeks fgo Mr.. John Walsh ap.
peAfed Ia the county tiuhtee's office
and ssid he wanted lopAy his tsxea
His 10, Of property, asst stands on the
book in thal office, WIS handtd him.
Looking oa,olully ovOril, be remarked,
"yes, tha's all OF H." The deputy
figured cut the amoun', Mr.. Walsh
pald 10, aid started tut
"fhats all your property, IL li1' In.
nocent'y irqu red the deputy.
Tho tix.pHy,r ngain picket I'D tho
bill, critically examined u, and nnally
answered, "yee, thnie all"
A few doys later the deputy was re-
making TO gentleman on Mr..
Walsh's failure 10 calm the famous
Winchester suhoolhoute, on From,
street, alleged TO have been pur.
ehas' 4 from Ohiei Justice Patrick NJ.
Winters some four years ogo.
S5metbirg happened 10 rtiresh Mr.,
Walsh's mtmory, for within about 9
week he fgAin appeared Ia the trus
toes Office, pud taid: 81 forgot 10 In.
cluds, end settle for that tchoolhouss
on Winchester and Font" TIE 10,
was soon paid. Memory 10 o treaoh
trous thing; 10 u Judgment.
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pr.ner.I. aud r.rpla Liver.
lnAunASon DrFiRtnESr.
AInAxf. N. MAJ IA. i9s.


ALnASu, N. Y, May II, 1885.
Ihfvs bsen grta, sufferer from
dysnepsla, wafer brash, acid stomach
and conlipstion for tho last fifteen
mon,he. Some time ago | read In one
OF Brandreth'e Calendars the case Of
q gentleman In Albany who was cured
Of asimllar flllction by usipg AlcOck't
Porous Plaslera Knowing the gen.
tlemAn referred 10 IN said calendar,
I purchased three-one | wore on the
nj OF my stomach and two on nv
light aide. | wore them q week, then
took a bath aud removed toe plaslere.
| WASHED the places with cologne,
rubbfd them dry and applied frtsh
Allcock's Porous Plasteri | found my
appe lite and digssIion much improved
Ia two wseisi In three weeks my
bowels became regular and new, alter
nslug the p'a,ters for fur weeks,
6rd mvfelf entirely cur
NATHANIEL HYATT.
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mer.c., ca,,ie sna Chlenen..

For collie ard srube, Tor lung fever,
cough or hide bound, | give Simmons
LIVER Regulator In q nah twice y
day. You eau recommend II 10 every
one having stock 10 the beet medicine
known Tor tho above complaints. In
using II with my ohickens for oholefn
and gapes l mix Il with the dough aud
feed u 20 them once n day. BY this
treatment | have Loot none where the
Regulator was lyen promptly and
regularly. ut. TAYLOR,
Assent TOT 0fanfcrs Of ueorsia.
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hfrup of RIlN.

uiaolured only by the California
Fla Syrup Company, San Francisco,
Cal. is m ure's own tue laxative. Il
Ia tha most etsiiy taken aud tho most
pleasantly affective remedy known TO
cleanse the systom vhea bilious or
costive, 10 dispel heahsches, colds and
levers, TO cure habltual constipation,
indigl sti0n, etc. For sale la 80 cent
aud 81 bottles by II j. Holster, aud
all leading druggists Vanvleet 4
o., q. W. Jones 4 %, W. N. vii.
kerson 4 90, Mansfield a 90. have
been appointed Wholesale agents at
Memphis.
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SUNDAY SER MONS.
sJnopses OF Discourses nj the Lead.
Ing Churches.
Large Congregations I'm Attendance
~ Mornipx ana Night
Services.

At the First Presbyterian church
yesterday the pastor, the Rev. Eugene
Daniel, spoke on the knowledge Of
the Glory Of God" At the Cumberland
Presbyterian church, and At the
strangsrs' church the discussions
we're on the subject Of prohibition.
Below will BIS found synopticsl re.
ports Of the addresses.
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